Provides information, resources (e.g., scholarships, grants), and services available to help people feel empowered as they transition from care.

Reduce transportation costs (e.g., up to 25% discount on ICBC insurance and a non-fundable $500 tax credit per year) for qualifying individuals.

A non-refundable tax credit to reduce the amount of income tax Canadians with disabilities and/or their families and caregivers would have to pay.

Counselling for victims of crime. If you were a victim or witness of a crime as a child, you have a right to access CVAP benefits throughout your lifetime.

Connects people with the information and services to enhance Canada’s infrastructure and enable people to fully engage in their communities.

Connect to a crisis responder without judgement.

This service is available 24/7 365 days a year.

A youth-driven, peer-based, non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of people in and from care in BC between the ages of 14 and 28.

The Indigenous Arts Program includes categories such as Arts Administrator Internships and Mentorships.

A one-year internship that places Indigenous youth (ages 19–29) in B.C. government ministries and Indigenous organizations.

A national Indigenous-led charity that invests in the education, leadership, and career development of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people.

Waives tuition and eligible fees for eligible former youth in care studying at approved B.C. post-secondary institutions or trades training providers.

Money the government deposits into the RDSPs of low- and modest-income Canadians with disabilities (up to $1,000/year; up to $20,000 lifetime).

A long-term savings plan for individuals approved for the Disability Tax Credit. Contributions can be made until age 59.

For people who experienced sexual abuse while living in MCFD care or a contracted resource (contact your local Health Authority).

Supports for eligible young people transitioning from government care in British Columbia, available until age 27.

Financial assistance and non-repayable grants (e.g., supports for students with disabilities, grants for people from foster care).

Six-month (or longer) residencies for Indigenous artists in Vancouver, with access to studio, housing, and gallery space.

Low-cost internet is available for eligible individuals (e.g., families, seniors, people from foster care.)

Provides low-cost mobile phone plans for eligible people in and from foster care in Canada.

Access doctors, psychologists, counsellors, or dietitians from your phone.

A magazine dedicated to people in and from foster care.

Email your resources to formeryouthincare@gmail.com.